Comments on PUL5E's Review

PUL5E Friday, December 28th, 2007 The accuracy of this review is disputed. Please see discussion below. Period of Product Use: 4 years 0 of 4 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 4 years Similar Products Used: Pure Energy 42/3000psi tanks Steel tanks they arent bad at all though just heavier 20 oz CO2 tanks Marker Setup: Dangerous Power F8 CP 2 Piece .693 Vlocity Camo RAPS ASA/ TWIST ASA Spyer Pilot Red ACS '05 14" 32 Degrees Quiet Riot Warrior Rolling Blade Trigger Warrior Clamp Feedneck DXS 72/4500 Carbon Fiber Tank Spyder Fasta LED Strengths: Holds a lot and i mean A LOT Light Weaknesses: Regulator Problems Glass casing easily dents Review: Sorry wrote this review when very inexperienced with paintball. Now is a NEW and UPDATED review with all new Information! First off I want to say that this tank is not the best on the market for sure. I have encountered many problems with the tank's regulator which is in fact made by DXS. The brass pressure pin has broke and I am not the only one that this has happened to. The pin breaks and you have various pressure outputs and the begin to decend to 0 psi even though your tank has air in it. Problem was fixed by Draxxus but it was a pain because my local pro shop had a load of them to ship that were broken. Appearence: Looks good with the smooth glass with a nice fiber wrap. Definatly should buy a tank cover as a MUST Saftey: Regulator has numerous saftery features built into it to insure nothing bad can happen including the regulator screwing off and blowing off. Regulator is screwed and locked in a hardened steel threading that is deeply locked into the steel structure encased in fiber wrap. 2 Pressure disks for HP and the LP. Bang for the buck: I payed 150 for this and I was a little dissapointed with the flaws such as the pin Good tank though if taken care of. Recommend to get a cheaper tank Size: Big size with large capacity ! Won't have to fill up as much I get a lot of shots off. Overall: Quality: 7 Durability: 7 Efficencey: 9 Size as in how big the tank is itself: 8 Price:4 Weight: 10 Regulator: 3 Total: 48/70 Decent Conclusion: Dont spend all your money on the tank. Buy what you can afford! Rating: 6 out of 10 Last edited on Thursday, July 23rd, 2009 at 10:59 am PST

aaronwalker1111 Monday, March 10th, 2008 | 5:15 pm PST Dispute: Hydro date on most carbon tanks last 5 years, not 10. THERE ARE NO TANKS THAT HAVE A 10 YEAR HYDRO. Also steely tanks are fine. Hydro date doesn't mean the tank will fail after the date. You can get any tank retested and it will be good for another 3/5 years, until the hydro expires. hydrotesting is simply a safety test.

Azmodon Thursday, April 24th, 2008 | 12:46 pm PST side note to walker: as well -> a non-aluminum tank on average has a service time of 15 years, after that point your tank can not be hydro'd and must be retired - aluminum tanks don't have that kind of deadline.

unicycle1348 Saturday, July 19th, 2008 | 3:58 pm PST what do you expect he is using a spyder pilot